Donna Littlejohn

Daily Breeze

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Staff writer for the Daily Breeze, covering the San Pedro and Harbor area

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Eleven candidates fought it out in yesterday's primary for  LA's 15th City Council District , which runs in a thin line from Watts down to San Pedro.

Voters in Los Angeles and San Francisco Face Tough Choices

Eleven candidates fought it out in yesterday's primary for LA's 15th City Council District , which runs in a thin line from Watts down to San Pedro.

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Tomorrow marks a political showdown in Southland beach towns from Venice to San Pedro.

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